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WRnhlfih Whifthh‘fhiifhfhfffirfthif{hsf iflflfhifipfillfipiy" By defeating New Liskeard on Sa turday at the Falls, the Paper Town team finally cinched the championship of the Northern Group of the N:O.MH. A. The score was 14 to 3. Iroquois Defeat of Liskeard Saturday by 14 to 3 Put Matches Beyond Question FALLS NOW CHAMPIONS NORTHERN GROUP N.0. . A. 9e fomeupcte Liskeard :â€"Elliott, goal ; S. Epplet, and Hogg, defence; Burns, Thompâ€"on and Spence, forwards; C. Epplet and Robertson, spares. Referee:â€"R. Montgomery; Judge of Play, Asseltine. Falls had a comparative walkâ€"over all the way through. The lineâ€"up of the teams was as follows:â€" Falls:â€"Corbould, goal ; Brydge and Wilson, défence; Quesnell, Fahey and Yankoski, forwards; Fluker and Chir. coski, spares. SUPPLEMENT TO THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th., 1922. The Falls had five minor penalties ANULLINULCK 3IUKCLS L[G. This seems to be Championship Year in Hockey for the Falls in the NortheFn Group. In addition to winâ€" ning the Senior Championship of the group they have cinched the Junior Championship, and the Ladies‘ Hoâ€" ckey championship, as well as looking much like the champions for the Inâ€" termediates. The game showed the Falls team in good shape, and outclassing the visitâ€" ors. Liskeard did some hard work, Spence showing up specially well. ang‘Liskeard three small ones. MERCANTILE LEAGUE, AND In referring to the recent convenâ€" tion at Cochrane of the Temiskaming Fire Brigades, and the banquet held in connection therewith, the last issue to hand of The Cochrane Northland Post says:â€" J ( BANNER FORMALLY GIVEN TO TIMMINS FIRE BRIGADE Great interest is being taken in these games and the Mercantile Hoâ€" ckey League is proving a popular feaâ€" ture. Friday of this week:â€"â€"â€"Hollinger Storeg vs. Bankers in the Town seeâ€" tion, and Shops vs Surveyors‘ in the Mine section. Feb. 24â€"Kingston Hotel vs. winâ€" ners Town section Feb. 17. Canadians vs. winners Feb. 17 in Mine section. The games in the Mercantile Hoâ€" ckey League are holding the interest of the hockey fans and the games are being followedvelosely. Last week the Kingston Hotel won from the Marâ€" shallâ€"Ecclestone team in a lively game, the score being 7 to 4. In the Mine section of the League the Canadians defeated the Samplers. The following are the games still to be played in the Mercantile League, the games being played on the Elimination plan:â€" March 3â€"Winners in games of Feb THE GAMES TO BE PLAYED After the euchre a pleasant proâ€" gramme was enjoyed, Mr. Alvin Urâ€" quhart capably occupying the chair. Miss Jean Roberts delighted all with her rendition of ‘‘My Ain Folk,‘"‘ while the solo by Mr. Street was anâ€" other pleasing feature of the musical programme. ‘Mr. C. MeCarthy‘s huâ€" morous Habitant,readings were very cleverly and effectively given and kept the crowd busy laughing throughout. A monologue by Mrs. Keane was also a very effective number and much apâ€" preciated. Miss Fearn MceCarthy ’plnyed the accompaniment for this pleasing musical monologue. A duet by Misses Ruby and Fearn McCarthy was heartily encored, the response beâ€" ing equally pleasing ana appreciated. After the programme there came anâ€" Other genuine treatâ€"the Bean Supâ€" per. This feature like all the other featur»s of the evening was much enâ€" joyed by all, and evidenced the high standards set in all iines by the ladies of the Rebekahs.¢The delightful evenâ€" ing was concluded with a dance, Mr. ‘‘Scotty‘‘ Wilson providing the muâ€" sic for this other attractive feature of an allâ€"round pleasant evening. _ â€"~ Thursday evening last in the 1.0.0. F. Hall the Gold Nugget Lodge of the Rebekahs had a very enjoyable and interesting social evening, the ‘‘Ad Home‘‘ being a great success in every way. There were fourteen tables at euchre and this part of the evening was much enjoyed. Mrs. A. J. Shepâ€" pard won the first prize for ladies and Mr. J. Gurnell for the gentlemen. Thg consolation prizes went to Miss Maâ€" mie Cook and Mr. Jack Thomas res pectively. REBEKAHS HOLD VERY ENJOYABLE ‘"AT HOME‘*" 8 w2 Sb So